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It seems the only way to specify multiple files to be compressed is by specifying them directly on the command line, which is subject to command length limits imposed by the operating system (in many cases, 4096 characters)
Edit: The command length limit is actually much higher, as defined by ARG_MAX
It could be helpful if a --files-from option were available, similar to rsync.
At present the only workaround for a particularly long list of files involves multiple invocations of pigz, perhaps via xargs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems the only way to specify multiple files to be compressed is by specifying them directly on the command line, which is subject to command length limits imposed by the operating system (
in many cases, 4096 characters)Edit: The command length limit is actually much higher, as defined by ARG_MAX
It could be helpful if a --files-from option were available, similar to rsync.
At present the only workaround for a particularly long list of files involves multiple invocations of pigz, perhaps via xargs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: